After a long day exploring the Brooklyn museum we Had an evening craving for sweets and we decided…read moreto for something light. The food came out pretty quickly which was appreciated. For only 16$ the portions are generous (enough to feed 3-4), had nice flavoring and a generous amount of toppings too, my favorite was the ice cream on top and the jellies. Highly recommend to give this place a try. The interior is nice, seats around 25 or 5-6 groups.

Went to dinner in 8th Ave and ended up picking up dessert at Meet Fresh…read more Good amount of seating, but it was quite packed on an unassuming Saturday night... self service at Kiosk and got 3 goodies: the mango pomelo sago... but wish they didn't add cheese foam! I didn't love the salty in my dessert. We also got their classic signature with herbal jelly & taro mochi. And another herbal jelly with mixed mochii and ice cream. All 3 items were refreshing, not overly sweet, and comforting in a good way. Like childhood in HK. It's crazy because when we were in Taipei, there are plenty of shops that sells this type of dessert BUT goodness, finding a delicious one here in the states, just a few years ago, like... treasure hunting. I'm so happy Meet Fresh survived the pandemic and thriving (albeit prices have gone up... but so has everything... seriously.) can't wait to come back!

price - $30 including tax and tip…read more food - 4/5 service - 4/5 ambiance - 3/5 overall, the food is really good. i always go here for their skewers because they cook it so well. there is always so much flavor and its crispy too. the meats are a little bit overcooked so its harder to chew but the flavor is definitely there. the fish cakes are definitely my favorite, especially since its $7 for 3 sticks. the chives were okay, not my favorite tbh. you can pick your spice level, so i went with mild and i asked for the spicy powder on the side just in case it wasnt spicy enough for me! the service and the ambiance was good for the most part. however, the bathrooms are not always clean and theres always a pungent smell so i dont recommend using them. either than that their food is good!!

3.5/5 Love that they open till 3am! Desserts were pretty ok overall, but if you sit by the door, be…read moreprepared for the second hand smoke coming in. Ordered a pot of peach oolong tea, really wished they had the pots of milk tea like Prince Tea House. Their menu is HUGE, both for the food and the desserts. Unfortunately, was pretty let down by the mango soufflé pancakes - pancakes itself were fluffy but the yogurt-like cream topping was so tart and we didn't enjoy that at all. The taro balls with fruits and coconut milk was refreshing but the fruit they used were underripe and not the best. The taro balls were good though. Popcorn chicken was a super generous portion and flavorful. While not wowed by the food, I do like the space and it's a great place for late night hangouts.

Food: The dessert is good here! They offer a variety of hot and cold desserts, mostly with mango…read moreincluding ice cream sundaes, crepes/waffles, drinks, and crepe cakes. I tried a classic mango dessert which had mango juice, a scoop of mango ice cream, mochi balls, and cubes of fresh mango. It was delicious and very fresh. I would recommend this dessert if you enjoy mango. Service: Staff were very friendly and nice. Good service! Ambiance: The place is spacious and seating is comfortable. They have several tables with comfortable chairs and booths that can accommodate both small and large groups. Very nice decor and ambiance. Overall, I would recommend this dessert place!

Mango Mango Dessert in Sunset Park is a dessert shop focused on mango based sweets with a few…read moresupporting flavors like durian and matcha. The neighborhood setting makes most visits feel like a quick stop for dessert rather than a long stay, but the interior still gave off a calm, clean café style atmosphere. We found it easy to sit down and linger a bit when we wanted to. The menu is heavily anchored in mango desserts in different forms. We tried the mango sticky rice first, which paired fresh mango with a simple, classic base that felt familiar and satisfying. The shaved mango ice desserts are more layered and textural, often combined with mango ice cream, boba, and fresh fruit pieces for a colder, more refreshing profile. We also ordered the mango mille crepe cake, a signature direction here, with thin layers of crepe and cream built around a strong mango presence. There are variations like mango mochi and durian desserts, plus drinks such as fruit teas and smoothies that keep everything within the same fruit driven theme. Service was straightforward and counter based. Our order came out in a fairly quick rhythm even though the shop had a small crowd. The space felt organized and clean, and the flow of ordering was simple and direct, which fit the dessert shop format perfectly.

Delicious shaved ice and mochi ice cream. The hojicha was so rich and the thin mochi dough they put…read moreon top was just the right amount. The shaved ice is fluffy and the flavors are amazing! Pricey but great quality.

I saw that they added new items on their menu and decided to try their Awa Hojicha and the…read moreSparkling Yuzu Float. The Awa Hojicha was more like a dessert rather than a drink and it was also served with a spoon. The foam was firm and creamy, with just the right amount of sweetness while the hojicha flavor still came through. The kanten jelly added more texture with subtle tea flavor and was actually my favorite part. The Sparkling Yuzu Float was super refreshing, especially paired with the vanilla ice cream. It wasn't overly sweet, and the carbonation gave it a light, crisp finish that made it perfect for a hot summer day. I would happily return for these 2 drinks in the future.

Have been wanting to stop in and try some warm desserts…read more Ordered the black sesame tofu pudding and wow was it expensive $9 and change. It really wasn't good. The tofu pudding was a nice enough texture. But the black sesame was very watery and unappetizing. Wasn't too close to closing when there, but for some reason they seemed really surprised someone came in and ordered something. Cashier was nice though!

Im posting this review hoping the store manager can see and fix this issue…read more Their mango pomelo sago drink used to be 10/10 the last 2 months I ordered it was so bad, it tasted too sour and completely superficial flavoring,like they are using fake mango flavor now and no real mango pieces or puree. Today I ordered and theres mango pieces but the sour taste and fake flavor remain, 3/10. Please return to using your old recipe for this drink this quality is trash. I dont know if you guys are going bankrupt or something and dont have money for the good mangos and quality ingredients like few months back or the staff is doing poor drinks now adding too much sour syrup I dont know ...Im just real sad to be honest because this was my top 1 store over HeyTea and Mango Mango stores of all New York!! I been ordering from this store for past two years. I will try once more few months in the future if it is still bad I no longer will support..So sad to see it happen though

I've came here multiple times with my friends and family. The first time I came the place was a bit…read morecrowded and hard to move around in. I ended up buying a bento box for take out because of how little space was left in the restaurant. People there are nice and the food is great. The price was just about right for the amount that was given. They did forget to give me a soup that was included.

I came here to get takeout for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon. There aren't many Taiwanese places in…read morethe area. I was surprised there was a lot of indoor seating. I ordered the popcorn chicken bento box lunch special ($9.50). The portion was larger than I expected. There was a good portion of popcorn chicken, braised pork over rice, yellow pickled radish, broccoli, braised cabbage, half a tea egg, and a cup of soup. The popcorn chicken was still crunchy when I came home but I did not taste much basil flavor. There was a lot of veggies surprisingly. It was a pretty balanced bento, sometimes bentos are mostly rice. The staff were friendly and fast. I would come back to try other lunch specials.

Covid Delivery Review…read more I started to fiend for some bubble tea after the crazy deprivation we've all had to endure and Mars Tea was the only shop on Grubhub/Seamless to not charge a delivery fee, so it was time to try Mars Tea. And I'm glad I did! I ordered the Fresh Strawberry Slush Tea, Mars Dirty Tea and Thai Fresh Milk Tea With Bubble. Fresh Strawberry Slush Tea The strawberry slush was certainly made with real strawberries, though probably frozen instead of fresh. It had the signature seed grit and chunks here and there. Just know that the bitter tea will cut through the strawberry. Thai Fresh Milk Tea With Bubble This is Mars Tea's take on Thai Ice Tea. It tasted pretty good! Mars Dirty Tea Unfortunately it didn't travel well, but that's not a surprise. Dirty Tea is only visually appearing right when they serve it! Of course, it'll taste just as great no matter when you get around to it. Just stir up the sugar and get that sweet sweet high.

I recently ordered from Mars Tea and tried their Green Tea Bubble Tea with tapioca during the…read morebuy-one-get-one-free deal on Uber Eats, and it was such a great experience! The drink had the perfect balance of flavor--not too sweet, very refreshing, and the green tea taste came through nicely. The tapioca pearls were soft and chewy, just the right texture. On top of that, the BOGO deal made it an amazing value. Definitely one of the best bubble tea spots I've tried, and I'll be ordering again!

Kowloon Tong offers a good variety of Hong Kong desserts. They also have souffle pancakes which…read moretake at least 20 minutes to make and depending on how busy they are. Even though they have a good amount of options but there isn't anything I particularly like. This is mainly my go to when it's late and we need a dessert place to dine in as a group. I do look forward to seeing the owner's beautiful fluffy Samoyed, it's like the store mascot.

It was basic. The soufflé pancake took over 45 mins to make and was hoping it would have been worth…read morethe wait, but it wasn't. We also had the toast with mixed fruits, but we've had better. We got a frozen mango coconut and frozen watermelon coconut which tasted good, but wasn't frozen. It just had little pieces of ice in it. Would I have it again if I was in the area? Yeah, but probably would try other stuff. It was packed inside, but even though there were a lot of people, you can still hear the people on your table. It's not loud like some places are.

I went recently with my mother and a friend and we loved this place. We went mainly for the Korean…read morebarbecue, not the hot pot, which is something I would like to try another time I go. There was so much room to sit down and we had a booth seat and it was very comfortable. They cook the food for you so you don't have to worry about grilling your own meat. There was a selection of different foods we could get and it was all delicious. The staff was very friendly and they came very quickly and cooked the meat. Well so it was a really good experience. From the pictures and the videos you can see the food was delectable.

I'm not someone who typically writes dramatic reviews, but this experience was extremely…read moredisappointing. I stopped by for the complimentary birthday meal that I've enjoyed here for the past several years. In the past, if you came in on your actual birthday, you could receive the birthday meal even if you were dining alone. I've always tipped 20%+ based on the full menu value and have also dined at your restaurants as a paying customer on many other occasions. When I arrived, a supervisor at the front told me the policy had changed and said I should have checked the website beforehand. I pulled up the website on the spot and showed her that it had not been updated to reflect the new policy. She acknowledged that the website was inaccurate, but simply shrugged. I politely explained that I had checked the website before making the trip and that it should be updated to avoid situations like this. Her demeanor then became noticeably dismissive. Being turned away on my birthday after commuting there and looking forward to dinner was unnecessarily frustrating and, frankly, felt a bit petty.

Had a great time here with my mum and enjoyed the conversation with the waitress. The ladies that…read morework here are all super nice and attentive, and made great recommendations on dishes for our first time here. We ordered the roti, sarong burong and silken tofu with seafood and everything was amazing

Discovered such a delicious hidden gem in Chinatown, Brooklyn -- an authentic Malaysian spot that…read moretruly surprised me in the best way. I ordered the Nasi Lemak and WOW. Total flavor bomb. The rice was fragrant and perfectly cooked in coconut milk with pandan, and every bite had layers of flavor. It came with spicy sambal, crispy anchovies (ikan bilis), roasted peanuts, hard-boiled egg, and fresh cucumber -- the balance of savory, spicy, crunchy, and creamy was incredible. The shrimp lo mein with veggies was absolutely delicious, and the chicken satay skewers with curry sauce on the side tied everything together perfectly. Comfort food at its finest -- especially on a cold, rainy night. Service was great -- genuinely kind and sweet -- and everything was reasonably priced. Definitely recommend if you're looking to try something flavorful and authentic. I'll 100% be back. Ambiance was lowkey cozy and warm.